NIBGoldenchild

The expression on Darrell Green's face has been the same as mine since Dan Snyder took over as owner. I haven't gone in hibernation, just lurking and too depressed to engage in conversation in here. As far as my depression goes, this last week has taken it from a -30 to a -26.

This may sound morbid, but the only hope this franchise has is Snyder falling into a coma for the next 20 years.

He will, it's only a matter of time before he finds his next Bruce Allen (puppet) to force his decisions through. If not, he'll fire everyone competent like he did Marty Schottenheimer, John Schneider and the rest of that staff because they refused to listen to him.

Daron Payne will be in that rotation somewhere. That DL is going to be stacked, it'll be nice to finally see coaching to match the talent there.

I guess head trainer Larry Hess isn't fired either? These reporters need to get off Twitter, go to Redskins park, and just wait for guys to walk out with their cardboard box.

Yeah I just saw that. Guess Dan is going scorched Earth and firing everyone in the front office and hiring from outside the organization.

He is apparently targeting Jack Del Rio as his DC.

Their best option is to elevate Eric Schaffer, who's done a decent job of talent evaluation and running the scout dept, to GM. Promote a good exec from within instead of trying to find someone who's willing to work with Rivera. But Snyder will probably screw this up too.

Nothing will really change unless Snyder either sells the team or dies. I don't expect either to happen anytime soon so, yeah.... But to clarify a few things. Nobody ever considered Bruce Allen as a genius hire. I have never heard that before. His reputation coming from Tampa was spotty, and he proved then he was not good at managing personnel or spotting talent. He was hired due to nepotism and that Mike Shanahan wanted him around for some reason. He stayed on after Shanahan was fired because Bruce is a crafty one, and in those few years Shanahan was around he got close to Snyder. His drafts since Mccloughan left would be even worse if Mccloughan didn't revamp the scouting department. Haskins looked better in his last last 3 games but he may still be a bust. What they do with the RB situation is up to Rivera, but I wouldn't be surprised to see AP back. As far as WR goes, they actually have a nice, young core in Mclaurin, Harmon, and Sims Jr. I don't expect to see Chris Thompson or Jordan Reed back at all. Unless someone offers them a haul for the #2 pick, you take chase young and keep it moving. You can't fill all of these holes in one off-season.

They will play Haskins to determine whether they need to draft another QB with their top 5 pick in the draft. Haskins will likely stink as he isn't ready, and they'll finish with a #2 or #1 overall pick. It really isn't Dwayne's fault, he has few weapons to work with, and will be dealing with players who have already quit on the season. But it is what it is.

They've gone from being a team that was doing a lot of giving in the revenue sharing to a team that does a lot of receiving. And he is tanking the overall value of the franchise, which has gone from top 5 in sports to much further down the list. Maybe he doesn't care about any of these things.

He is #2 behind Dan Snyder as the real issue here, IMO.

If Snyder is anything, he's crafty enough to avoid situations like that. This is why he is very private, and very rarely makes any public comments or interviews. The best chance Skins fans have of getting rid of that gremlin is refusing to support the team to the point where it's unprofitable for him to remain owner, or he chokes on a chicken bone someday and puts us all out of our misery.

Exactly why should any Redskins fan who wants this dumpster juice of a team to be better actually continue to give Snyder money buy showing up to the games?

What for? Other franchises have been trainwrecks for even longer. The league isn't going to do anything about Snyder unless he pulls a "Don Sterling" and embarrasses the league in a way where they feel it might affect the bottomline. Otherwise, the other owners are likely fine with Snyder removing any chance for his franchise to ever be competitive.